Socially Dead People, Socially Dead Souls

The Alice Academy forum was buzzing with activity.

Wang Ning lay back comfortably.

She chewed on the little cubes of watermelon that Xia Yali fed her.

At the same time, she scrolled through the forum at full speed, lurking and surfing posts.

[I’ll secretly assassinate you someday: Save me, save me! The new instructor is a demon! Even Satan would tattoo her on his back! Hah, just the warm-up and she made us run 30 laps with weights, frog-jump around the field, planks, horse stance… and all of it measured by the hour! (manic grin) (mental breakdown) (screaming collapse)]

[TaroGrapeEggTart: wtf that’s brutal! Thank god she’s not our instructor. (eating melon)]

[ThreeThreeFourFour: I think I’ve seen her somewhere before… Isn’t she the roommate of that white-haired angel?!]

[WhiteHairForLife: My poor Ning Ning angel fainted during training sob sob damn this school I’m calling the cops!]

[WingsOfAnAngel: Click the link below to join the Angel Fan Club. If you love her, be her wings!] (99+ likes)

Wang Ning: ?

She slowly raised her head.

She looked at Xia Yali, who was diligently caring for her.

She cautiously asked, “The ‘angel’ they’re talking about on the forum… is that me?”

Xia Yali responded matter-of-factly, “Of course it’s you, Ning Ning!”

Wang Ning: …

Wang Ning: …………

Wang Ning said dryly, “Haha, no way. Must be someone with the same name.”

Xia Yali said, “What nonsense are you spouting? That’s definitely you!”

Wang Ning: …

She instantly pulled the blanket over her entire body.

She ignored Xia Yali’s anxious voice from outside the covers.

She felt as if her brain had just been smashed by a tidal wave.

All thoughts were washed away, and her mind went completely blank.

Why?

Why was this happening to her?!

Wang Ning curled up under the blanket and let out a silent scream.

She felt like she needed to migrate to another world to live.

Thanks to a few days of rest and some help from otherworldly technology, Wang Ning quickly recovered.

She enthusiastically asked to return to class.

Right now, she was desperate to either study or join military training.

Anything was better than seeing those cringe-inducing posts.

During her recovery, many people came to visit.

Besides her acquaintances, there were also a number of… fans?

Or admirers?

Whatever they were, Princess Her Highness had kindly blocked them all at the door.

She claimed that Wang Ning needed complete rest.

The most difficult to deal with had been Wang Yi.

Her training schedule was different from Wang Ning’s.

Even though the leave process was complicated, she still rushed back in a panic to see her.

She nearly cried at Wang Ning’s bedside.

“Yiyi, I’m fine. Don’t cry…”

“You fainted and you still say you’re fine?!”

Wang Yi’s orange cat-like ears drooped.

Her eyes were full of sadness and guilt as she looked at Wang Ning.

“I shouldn’t have gone to that training camp.”

“I shouldn’t have gone anywhere.”

“If I can’t even visit you freely…”

“I wasn’t by your side, and just two days later you got hurt.”

It took all of Wang Ning’s strength to calm her down and send her away.

Of course, the main reason was that Wang Yi’s leave period was almost up.

If she didn’t return on time, she might face punishment.

Wang Yi didn’t care about such things.

To her, her sister was the most important person.

Everything else didn’t matter.

But the moment Wang Ning found out, she firmly ordered Wang Yi to return to her training group.

Only then did Wang Yi leave, still reluctant.

Military training had only just started.

Wang Ning still needed to participate.

However, because of her unique condition, the school granted her a special exception.

She was assigned to assist a military instructor with training.

The tasks were relatively lighter.

At first, Wang Ning was confused about this strange arrangement.

But when she discovered the instructor she’d be assisting was Xiao—

She instantly understood.

The big boss was carrying her to victory!

Under the scorching sun, the entire training ground baked in the heat.

All the students stood uniformly beneath the blazing sky.

In front of them stood a woman in standard camouflage military uniform.

She was tall and straight, wearing a military cap that shadowed her face.

Only a glimpse of her dark red eyes could be seen beneath the brim.

“Stand still.”

“Heat endurance and posture training begins now.”

“Everyone must hold this position until they start to feel dizzy.”

Xiao’s voice was calm and cool.

It was like a splash of icy water in the middle of summer.

It startled everyone with a chill.

She held a whip in one hand as she walked among the ranks.

Her icy, merciless eyes scanned the students.

Her steps radiated an aura that suppressed the entire training ground.

Wang Ning followed right behind her.

Her job was to observe the students.

She had to report anyone who was slacking or losing focus.

How should she put it?

She really did feel like she was basking in borrowed authority.

Wang Ning felt secretly pleased.

She could feel herself swelling with pride.

Hahaha.

Who would’ve thought?

Even a prehistoric human like Wang Ning would one day supervise a bunch of Saiyans!